How do the elements and Principles work together to unify the separate images as one composition?
Project Directions:
Create a composition using layers (at least three). You can combine three different images or break one image into different layers. Experiment with the different filters to create a different effect on each layer.
OBJECTIVE(s): · Layering · Filters · Using Photoshop Manipulation
ASSESSMENT(s): · Planning · Media Use · Composition · Participation · Artist Statement/Critical Questions
Task Exercise #1 Layers You will create an composition using three separate images. You will open three images and cut (Ctrl + X) and paste (Ctrl + V) them into different layers. Select one layer to flip horizontally (Image>Rotate> Flip Layer Horizontal). Select one layer to flip vertically (Image>Rotate> Flip Layer Vertical). Once you erase and have your layers how you want them—flatten the image. Make sure you save the image as a Photoshop file to keep the layers, if you are still working with it—and—a JPEG when finished. Save image as task exercise 1. Assessment:
3 layers
3 different images
Layer flipped horizontal
Layer flipped vertical
Layer flipped vertical
Task Exercise #2 Layers, Filters Select an interesting picture from assignment one, “Composing an Image”, to manipulate in Photoshop. You will open the picture in Photoshop and create at least three duplicate layers. You will experiment with filters on each layer. All three layers will have a different effect. Omit parts of each layer and combine them into one image. Make sure you save the image as a Photoshop file to keep the layers, if you are still working with it—and—a JPEG when finished. Save image as task exercise 2.
Project Directions:
Create a composition using layers (at least three). You can combine three different images or break one image into different layers. Experiment with the different filters to create a different effect on each layer.
OBJECTIVE(s):
· Layering
· Filters
· Using Photoshop Manipulation
ASSESSMENT(s):
· Planning
· Media Use
· Composition
· Participation
· Artist Statement/Critical Questions
Task Exercise #1
Layers
You will create an composition using three separate images. You will open three images and cut (Ctrl + X) and paste (Ctrl + V) them into different layers. Select one layer to flip horizontally (Image>Rotate> Flip Layer Horizontal). Select one layer to flip vertically (Image>Rotate> Flip Layer Vertical). Once you erase and have your layers how you want them—flatten the image. Make sure you save the image as a Photoshop file to keep the layers, if you are still working with it—and—a JPEG when finished. Save image as task exercise 1.
Assessment:
Task Exercise #2
Layers, Filters
Select an interesting picture from assignment one, “Composing an Image”, to manipulate in Photoshop. You will open the picture in Photoshop and create at least three duplicate layers. You will experiment with filters on each layer. All three layers will have a different effect. Omit parts of each layer and combine them into one image. Make sure you save the image as a Photoshop file to keep the layers, if you are still working with it—and—a JPEG when finished. Save image as task exercise 2.
Assessment:
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Visual Art G
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